Cape May Brewery decided to issue a new, limited-edition ale that fits in with the Pope’s preference for lighter brews. According to Krill, the brewery will produce 500 gallons of the #YOPO beer, a hoppy ale consisting of 5.5% alcohol.

“We jokingly said we added an ‘unholy’ amount of hops,” Krill said.

Cape May’s director of sales, Justin Vitti, said the ale is intended to pair well with Argentinian beef, in honor of Francis’ home country, as well as with the traditional chimichurri sauce often used on Argentinian steaks. Krill said that the salsa’s citrus, pepper, and piney flavors complement the hops used in the beer.

When naming the ale, Krill said they ran through a number of options before finally settling on #YOPO: You Only Pope Once.

“We wanted to do something that was respectful and tasteful and still a little bit of fun, so we landed on #YOPO,” he said.

Krill said he would have the beer available for the Pope and hopes that Francis will get the chance to taste it. “If he wants it I will happily pour him a glass,” he said.

This is not the first time special beers and liquors have been produced in honor of the Roman pontiff. Trinitas Cellars in Napa Valley has a Zinfandel named for Pope Francis’ predecessor, appropriately called RatZINger, as well as a Malbec—Argentina’s bestselling red wine—called Cabernet FRANCis.

The Moa Brewing Company, located in Marlborough, New Zealand, also produced a “Grodziskie,” or Polish-style wheat ale, called “John Paul,” in honor of Poland’s most famous son, Saint John Paul II.